Crash Injury Research (CIREN)
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Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network
CIREN The Nation's Largest Learning Laboratory
The Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network (CIREN) is a multi-center research program involving a collaboration of clinicians and engineers in academia, industry, and government. Together, they are pursuing in-depth studies of crashes, injuries, and treatments to improve processes and outcomes. CIREN's mission is to improve the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of motor vehicle crash injuries to reduce deaths, disabilities, and human and economic costs.
AWARDS ANNOUNCED
The NHTSA announced availability of competitive CIREN discretionary cooperative agreement in Grants.Gov on January 6, 2010. The following organizations were awarded 5 year cooperative agreements effective June 1, 2010ENGINEERING CENTERS
Medical College of Wisconsin
University of Virginia/Inova Fairfax Hospital
Wake Forest University/Virginia Tech
MEDICAL CENTERS
University of Alabama
University of Maryland
University of Washington
What CIREN is all about:
CIREN is a multi-disciplinary collaboration of research on crashes and injuries at six Level 1 Trauma Centers linked by a computer network. Level 1 Trauma Centers are traditionally "teaching" institutions associated with a university.
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Presentations
Studies and findings of CIREN teams, presented in conference. Disclaimer: these files are offered for download purposes only. Files presented are PDF format unless otherwise noted.
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